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Microsoft Excel Introduction



Our training in Microsoft Excel is in modular form, so that you are select specific modules for groups of users who do not require full course.

The approximate time to teach each module is included with details of the content. Accordingly you will be able to gauge fairly accurately the training time required for your specific needs.



The full course comprises approximately three training days:

  • the first day is an introductory course aimed at first-time users

  • the second and third days are intended for experienced users wishing to attain intermediate or advanced proficiency levels.




Module 1.1: Excel Basics

Lesson A. The Paper Spreadsheet

  • A-1: Examining a paper spreadsheet

Lesson B. The Excel Program

  • B-1: Starting Excel

Lesson C. The Workbook Environment

Module 1.2: Entering Data and Navigating in a Worksheet

Lesson A. Entering and Correcting Data

  • A-1: Entering text

  • A-2: Replacing text in a cell

  • A-3: Correcting an entry before entering it

  • A-4: Entering numbers and dates

Lesson B. Saving a File

  • B-1: Saving the workbook file

Lesson C. Using Formulas


  • C-1: Entering formulas

  • C-2: Completing the worksheet

  • C-3: Identifying numbers and formulas in a worksheet

  • C-4: Clearing the contents of a cell and using the Undo button

Lesson D. Opening a Second File

  • D-1: Updating a file and working with more than one workbook

Lesson E. Navigation and Movement Techniques


  • E-1: Using movement techniques

  • E-2: Moving to a specified cell in a worksheet

  • E-3: Using the Window, Freeze Panes command

  • E-4: Using the Window menu to switch between open files

  • E-5: Creating a new workbook

Module 1.3: Cells, Ranges & Functions

Lesson A. Working with Ranges

Lesson B. Working with Functions


  • B-1: Experimenting with the AutoCalculate feature

  • B-2: Entering the SUM function by using the mouse to specify a range

  • B-3: Using the AutoSum button

  • B-4: Using the Edit Formula button

  • B-5: Using the Paste Function button

Lesson C. Editing Cell Contents

  • C-1: Entering text longer than the standard cell

  • C-2: Editing text

  • C-3: Creating and correcting a formula containing a circular reference

Module 1.4: Moving and Copying Data

Lesson A. Inserting Rows and Ranges

  • A-1: Inserting and deleting columns and rows using shortcut menus

  • A-2: Inserting a range of cells

  • A-3: Deleting a range of cells

Lesson B. Moving Data


  • B-1: Moving data by dragging it

  • B-2: Moving data by using the Cut and Paste buttons

Lesson C. Copying Data


  • C-1: Copying text

  • C-2: Copying formulas by using a fill handle

  • C-3: Copying formulas to nonadjacent cells

  • C-4: Using the Edit, Paste Special command

Lesson D. Absolute References


  • D-1: Demonstrating that relative references aren’t always desirable

  • D-2: Creating an absolute reference

  • D-3: Copying a formula containing an absolute reference

Lesson E. Using the Fill Series Feature

  • E-1: Experimenting with filling cells with a series of data

Module 1.5: Formatting a Worksheet

Lesson A. Formatting a Worksheet

  • A-1: Using buttons on the Formatting toolbar to change text appearance

  • A-2: Selecting and formatting nonadjacent cells

  • A-3: Changing the font and font size

  • A-4: Rotating and indenting text

  • A-5: Clearing formats

  • A-6: Adding borders and colour

Lesson B. Number Formats and Text Alignment


  • B-1: Selecting and formatting the entire worksheet

  • B-2: Changing column widths and row height

  • B-3: Formatting selected numbers and observing the rounding that can result from formatting numbers

  • B-4: Aligning text in a cell

  • B-5: Centering text across a range of cells

Lesson C. Copying and Pasting Formats

  • C-1: Using the Format Painter tool to copy and paste formats

Lesson D. Special and Custom Formatting

  • D-1: Applying special formats

  • D-2: Creating and using a custom format

Module 1.6: Printing a Worksheet

Lesson A. Checking Spelling




Lesson B. Using the Print Preview Command


  • B-1: Examining the My Short Report file by using Print Preview

  • B-2: Examining the Long Report file by using the Zoom button

Lesson C. Printing a Large Worksheet

  • C-1: Changing margins

  • C-2: Adding a header and footer

  • C-3: Using print titles

  • C-4: Fitting the report on two pages

  • C-5: Changing the page orientation

  • C-6: Adjusting a page break

Lesson D. Additional Print Options

  • D-1: Using a name

  • D-2: Defining a name for a range of cells

  • D-3: Specifying a range to print

  • D-4: Printing a worksheet

  • D-5: Deleting a named range

Module 1.7: Introduction to the Workbook Environment

Lesson A. Using a Multiple-Sheet Workbook

  • A-1: Viewing sheet tabs in a workbook and renaming sheet tabs

  • A-2: Completing the summary worksheet and working with formulas containing 3-D references

  • A-3: Examining recalculation

  • A-4: Deleting a worksheet

  • A-5: Observing the Options dialog box

  • A-6: Printing a 3-D range

  • A-7: Printing a workbook

Lesson B. Creating a Chart

  • B-1: Creating a chart and changing the chart type

Lesson C. Outlining

  • C-1: Creating an outlined worksheet

  • C-2: Collapsing and expanding an outline

Lesson D. Spreadsheet Solutions




 

 



 

 

 



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